The intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1887-1891, 1887-11-19

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A good dentist is also wanted at B'ue
Springs.
Tickets at Royle K Sons for c. F. c. rom
cert, next Tuesday night.
There is to he a teachers institute at Blue
Springs, Jackson county, to-day.
Miss Johanns Kriehn will play at the {.
F. C. concert Tuesday night, Nov. p.
Sam sawyer was fined by the recorder. last
Monday night, for an assault on Mr.. hreigh.
Total damages, "a.
The Thermometer marked 20 degrees in the
shade, Tuesday afternoon last. and in the sun
it felt like summer time.
DR.. Goodwin, of Odessa, wants to rent his
splendid farm in Washington township. See
his advertisement elsewhere.
The business houses of Messrs. Meyer anu
Elee, in Dutch Row, have been Improved III
appearance by repaInting the fronts.
Mr.. c. W. Ford will sell at bis father =
Col. ,Jpo, r.. Ford, Wednesday. November
%, twenty head of good young horses. See
his ad. elsewhere.
Little Gus Barron, while playing deer
last Tuesday night, ran against another DoS'
| fell and broke one OF the bones between Inc
wrist and elbow of his right arm.
| jeff. Young. for assault and battery, was
| tried before the city recorder, and hned o.
| with the costs. Alonzo Crockett with whom
he fought, will be tried November ~.
Dora Benton. q young woman about 70
| wears of age, was sent from Hig9lnsVllie TO
be temporarily incarcerated in Jail, as being
-.... ,.t;l her cuso Ila aSSpl unOl Uv
the county court.
The music teachers OF Central Female COL
leye will give a concert at Hagen's opera
house next Tuesday night, Nov. -. They
will be assisted by the we'll known and popu-
lar male ouarlet an | \ few OF the pupils OF
the college.
At the w. r. Kriegh sale, last THURSDAY,
prices were good. Mr.. Travis Buford was
auctioneer. Hogs brought about 4 cents
yearling cattle about an average of Sl2; long
yearling Jersey heilers, SD 80 To S30: mules
$50 to So; mule colts. 500: horses, 500.
The blue grass lawns now show the effee
of TOO much water last summer, the blu'
grass having been killed out by wild grasses
and as y consequence large spots oil yeiio"
appear since the frosts have killed the latte
to the round. \ Resolving will be neces'
sary in many cases.
The ladies of the Presbyterian church vii
give an entertainment at the Armory Hall o
the w. NJ. A., corner of Main and Eighteehtl
streets. Thursday evening, November =.
The distinctive feature Of this entertainment
will be an apron sale. Refreshments serve
from six until $50 p. III. All are cordial
4 invited.
Fire Company number one will give
y grand ball on Thursday night, November >
1t should he literally patronized by our cit
zens, even if they do not attend, AS the tw
:. or three occasions of the kind during III
yesr are the only sources Of revenue the
have to buy rubber coats. boots, &C., the
services to the city being gratuitously rel
c dered.
"When John A. Logan called the WooC
Bros Famous Quartet The Sweet Singers
the West we thought it just a passing con
% pliment for political purposes. but hearii
them last night convinced us that Mr.. Log
knew what he was talking about.'-Detro
: Free Press. The Woody concert compa.
will be here mex; Monday night. Secu
your SeatS III lilnt.
L. The Post, which has for some time bee
printed at Higginsville. has removed to lie
ington, in order 10 obtain "a larger Iield.'
announces that it desires Ito give the peop
u of this county q thorough republican pap
8 = with such new and advanced pr
J. cipIes as shall be seen lit TO engraft in O
Il creed.n The office Is located on Main sire
4 between Eleventh and Twelfth.
st. Louis Republican :-'The sale or 1
r Maggie p. by the United States marshal
We Col. Hunter Ben jenkins, has been confirm
OF by the court and boat turned over to the pt
chaser. Col. jenkins finding that the &C
IN would be large to reit her transferred t
ne sale to Commodore Manion. who will ha
er her lowed up to the levee front to-day. WI
ne disposition the commodore intends with
purchase has not been fully determined
re by him."
y. The lectures by Prof. Osborn. mention
re- last week, will be given in the opera hou
ne on tue evenings of Nov. 90, and Dec. ] i
.. These lectures will be upon the rect
ge discoveries in Nineveh, Babylon, Egypt.
Is. They will be fully Illustrated, many of t
N. illustrations being from personal drawn
Isl and photographs taken by the lecturer hi
self in the Orient. DR.. j. II. Vincent at
II = opening of the National Sunday school CO
be v%cntion. Chautauqua, \. Y, remark
that all who could should attend fr
ice OsbOrn's lectures, and that no one
ISL our country was more able to instruct .
las more extensively informed upon this VIII
subject.
" The gentlemen of the Lexington and H.
" sas City Land and Investment Company
furnishing us the list OF purchasers of lots
the recent sale, omitted, by mistake, a I
=" of the names. We give them all here:-J
" G.. Longdon, Gus Haerle, +. Trigg, 10
II" Gillen, J. d. Conner. RObt. Taubman, J
Tribble. Frances Field, j. A. Wilson, Ii.
Francisco, Chas. Taliaferro, Westport; +.
Borum. Kansas City S. q. Wentworth. Il
B. Gordon, I;obt. Taylor. l.. Ruppel, ID. {
lahan, S. I. Shue, Westport; Sam Keller,
cen C.. McGrew, +. +. Currency. Kansas u
rn- Geo. Walker, Kansas City; Il. A. Hick
nee Evan Young. Jr.. f. WiEsor, j. ID. Shew
seu ter, j. 3. Silver, G. A. Shepherd. Kan
Use City; q. A. Sturges, Ii. Krause. j. H. W.
len mack, Westport; W. NJ. Cook, Westpt
e. Clds. SlluluDHS. SrNt!ll VI tue tDlS u
hen changed hands already At considerable
w. yauces. and a number of residences will
OF built In the addition next spring. II
NIL beautiful situation. and as eligible build
ion lots within the corporation are scarce
ges high. it will AFFORD men Of moderate lie
ion an opportunity 10 secure desirable homes
IN The mayor ana the members of the cou
are charged with the expenditure OF the !
pies money la the city. The Intelligel
applauds taem In a careful scrutiny OF e,
nds #. :.
hypercritlcal with them when Il desire
heu economy leads them To refuse To vote mo
hha even for Il beneficial purpose. aud we do
itn' propose TO he so now, but We regret q
pois sctlon last Monday night, in refusing to
our nish TO the fire company the truck and he
last land ladders an long nromised Two bun,
wen and fifty dollars was some months ego aut
! III ICED to be spent for the purpose. The ms
ihce finds that it will require S3.5 to pure
'" 4 such an equipment S. will BE- OF any real
l ~ vice to the city. This the council refuse
ctei snnropria.e though assured that the nav,
re- need not be made for some months to &C
day. The finance statement mr.,
nsas shows that the council viii have but
urn ready money during the next few moi
uier but expenditures tor reconstruction OF ST
81. Is about to stop for the winter, and it is
old ..,ly jn,;no tho nov, f.,o ,,o,tt,s Tho,
snnsrstus in question will he the most NJ
'isit. ed. 80 it ia IN The winter tina, fires are